The Roman Catholic Church is masterful at celebrating special years: the year of Jubilee, the Holy year, the Marian year, the Year for priests, etc. In a sense, every year is a “special” occasion for something. So it was with…
Jeremy Walker is doing a 3 piece on ‘New Calvinism’ part 1 – caveats and characteristicspart 2 – commendationspart 3 – critique (forthcoming)
Last Sunday each of our slated morning and evening preachers had originally chosen the same text for his sermon–the song of Simeon in Luke 2. I know because I was the evening preacher. Now hearing two (hopefully) biblical sermons on…
Click here for Trueman’s latest optimistic take on all things relative to Christmas.
Christmas is not what it used to be. At least that is the impression I have after reminiscing for a few moments with the Ghost of Christmas Past. The food is just as good, I admit; and the drink, of…
Christmas is not what it used to be. At least that is the impression I have after reminiscing for a few moments with the Ghost of Christmas Past. The food is just as good, I admit; and the drink, of…
What are Christians to make of the death of perhaps God’s most outspoken critic? What is the Christian attitude to the death of the wicked? I must confess my first response was undignified, self-righteous and downright sinful. I could see…
In the light of Carl’s post readers might be interested in Del’s own A Biblical guide to love, sex and marriage, which is very good.
The latest edition of the Affinity Theological Journal – Foundations is available here The intro blurb reads……. Welcome to the second online edition of Foundations which is available in both pdf and html formats. This issue of Foundations offers a…
Recently a student worker came to see me, (admittedly that is surprising as what I know about university work you could write on the back of your hand). Anyway, she said she’d noticed that there weren’t enough male leaders in…
